Perth Stadium May 2017
The multi-purpose 60,000 seat Perth Stadium will be a world-class venue.
The commitment to a ‘fans first’ stadium has resulted in an innovative design ensuring an exceptional event atmosphere and home ground advantage that can only be experienced by being there.
The design acknowledges Western Australia’s unique sporting, cultural and Aboriginal heritage and the Stadium Park landscape provides a spectacular vista across the Swan River to the City.
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Perth Stadium and surrounding Stadium Park
Future-proofed stadium technology will be provided,
including full 4G Wi-Fi coverage across the Stadium
and surrounding Stadium Park.
Two 340m² giant video screens are some of the largest
in Australia and will use the latest technology when the
Stadium opens in January 2018.
Over 1,000 TV screens are strategically located
throughout the interior of the Stadium so fans never
miss the action.
A Children’s Activity Zone within the Stadium.
Fans will be able to utilise more than 50 food and
beverage outlets and still be able to view the action on
the field.
A buffet and a la carte restaurant overlooking the
Swan River provide a destination for patrons both pre
and post-game plus on non-event days.
The Stadium will include the widest range of seating
and hospitality options of any stadia in Australia.
Cup holders are included in every seat and seats
themselves will be a minimum of 50cm wide, maximising
comfort for fans.
Fans requiring higher levels of support and
accessibility have access to designated seating
platforms across all seating tiers, parking spaces
within the Stadium Park and adult changing rooms that
provide larger cubicles and additional facilities.
Stadium - key ‘fans first’ features
A multi-purpose Stadium accommodating AFL, cricket
and entertainment events with drop-in seats adding
flexibility to host rugby union and league, and soccer
(football). Capability to host major events consistent
with requirements for Commonwealth Games and
international athletics.
Designed to increase the seating capacity within the
existing structure, adding up to 10,000 additional
seats.
The unique bronze façade which reflects WA’s unique
geology by day and, using state of the art LED lighting,
home team colours by night.
The seating bowl maximises the atmosphere, gives fans
exceptional views and brings them close to the action,
providing a special home ground advantage for our
teams.
The lightweight fabric roof covers 85% of seats and
responds to Perth’s climatic conditions. At night, it will
present a spectacular glowing halo effect.
Start-of-the-art team facilities include flexible warm-
up and recovery areas.
Stadium - key design features
The transport strategy ensures the safe and efficient
movement of 83% of a capacity crowd within an hour
of an event finishing.
New infrastructure includes the six-platform Perth
Stadium Station and the Swan River Pedestrian
Bridge.
Special Event Bus Stands provide access to city car
parks and areas not currently serviced by rail.
Transport - an integrated solution
The covered Community Arbour represents Noongar
Community stories, linking the six-platform Stadium
Station to the Swan River.
The western section of the Park is home to the BHP
Boardwalk and Amphitheatre, the Chevron Parkland,
children’s playgrounds, BBQ and picnic areas.
The Northern Oval in the north is available for public
use on non-event days, as well as providing event-day
parking.
The landscape design around the Park is inspired by
the Indigenous six seasons, providing wind and shade
protection.
Integrated artwork throughout Stadium Park.
A network of walking and cycle tracks throughout the
Park encourages seven day a week use.
Stadium Park - year-round access
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